Respect where it’s due to @NischalShetty. I’ve always respected his vision, especially the #IndiaWantsCrypto initiative and what he was trying to build with WazirX. When the hack happened, everything went against him. It’s obvious when you loose people’s money. He could have given up and moved on, but he didn’t. He stood strong through all the criticism. During the hack, many creators repeatedly posted about WazirX. Criticism was justified, but at some point, it felt like people were chasing engagement rather than solutions. After all, engagement pays on X. Now look at where things stand. > #WazirX has distributed around 85% of approved claims, and Nischal is still in the market, still grounded, and still building. The remaining recovery is important, and I genuinely hope every affected user gets their money back. Just imagine being in his position. A $235M hack, massive public pressure, and thousands of users waiting for their funds. Most founders would struggle to handle that. Recovering from something like this is no small achievement. Respect to Nischal for not giving up and continuing to take responsibility. Credit where it’s due.